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    Attract More Clients With A Brand Identity
    Copyright © 2005, Erin Ferree , All Rights Reserved

    You've probably heard that people buy products and services from
    people they know, like and trust. And, as I have done, you've
    probably wondered how you can foster more of this
    "Know-Like-Trust" factor in your business relationships. Pictures
    are tied to our emotions in powerful ways, so strategically using
    your logo and brand identity materials (business cards,
    letterhead, brochures, website, etc.) to enforce this connection
    is a great idea.
    
    A brand identity kit contains many of the attributes that
    contribute to the "Know-Like-Trust" factor, in the following
    ways:
    
    Know ­ A creatively designed set of materials will make you stand
    out in your field. Symbolically designed materials, where the
    graphics are designed to communicate and tell your story, can
    lead to the prospect feeling that they understand who you are and
    what you do, helping them to form a connection with you and your
    business. This contributes to your memorability and breeds a
    feeling of familiarity.
    
    Through the consistent, repetitive use of a logo and the
    supporting visual elements in your marketing materials, people
    will feel as though they "know" you and your business, even if
    you have never met face-to-face.
    
    Like ­ If you look at a business's materials, and you like their
    look and feel, you would probably find it easier to like both the
    business owner and to like doing business with them, as well. A
    logo with an icon attached to your company name can also make
    your company seem more approachable, friendly and fun. It can
    even endear your company name to your potential clients. Cartoon
    logos are highly effective in this capacity, though not
    appropriate for all professions.
    
    You can also foster a feeling of compatibility through clear
    information in your designed materials ­ both in the type of
    information that you provide and the way that it's laid out and
    presented. People like to read text that is straightforward and
    well written.
    
    Trust ­ A high-quality, professionally printed brand identity 
    kit can make you look capable, established, and enduring.
    Professional materials also impart an air of integrity to your
    business. If your materials look polished and put together, they
    lead people to believe that working with you will be similarly
    pleasant.
    
    All of these factors compound to give you ­ and your business ­
    greater credibility, which leads people to trust you with more
    and bigger projects, sales, or orders. 
    



    Writer's Resource Box:
    Erin Ferree is a logo, print, and web designer who has been
    making it easy for small businesses to stand out and to be
    visible, credible, and memorable for the past nine years.
    Logo design at:  http://www.elf-design.com




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